Thomas Cook: 150 years of popular tourism

Piers Brendon

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Travel Writing and Literature Urbanism, Landscape, and Tourism Studies Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research

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Drawing on original material, this is an account of the founders of popular tourism, Thomas Cook and his son John, and of the firm they created, which is now 150 years old. The growth of tourism, with all its benefits and dangers, comedies and snobberies, is a central theme of the book.

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